"Wah Wah," released by James in January 1994, is a captivating journey into the experimental and improvisational side of the band, recorded during the sessions for their critically acclaimed album "Laid." This double album, featuring 23 tracks and spanning over an hour and eight minutes, showcases the band's versatility and willingness to push musical boundaries. Collaborating with the legendary producer Brian Eno, James delivers a collection of jams and unconventional tracks that blend elements of madchester, britpop, and ambient sounds, creating a unique and eclectic listening experience. The album's title track, "Wah Wah," sets the tone for the record, with its distinctive wah-wah guitar effects and laid-back groove. Other standout tracks include the atmospheric "Low Clouds," the upbeat "Pressure's On," and the haunting "Tomorrow." "Wah Wah" is a testament to James' artistic growth and their ability to create music that is both innovative and accessible. Fans of the band and those interested in exploring the experimental side of 90s indie rock will find much to enjoy in this captivating album.